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Tired of fishing for wayward tea bags? Keep those stubborn leaf packets in line with this clever tutorial for making baking soda dough tea bag holders by Misako Mimoko for Handmade Charlotte.
This single-serving pie in a jar tutorial just might be the cutest dessert idea ever.
Got a pint-sized Maker just bursting with new projects for the New Year? Christian Tsu-Raun at Scholastic Parents has some great ideas for creating the perfect at-home Maker Space for kids.
Artist duo Adam Frezza and Terry Chiaozza mix a little wild with their domestic in these whimsical sculptures, called Paper Plants, which portray fantastical plant life made from common household materials such as paper, wire, and plaster.
There are a lot of electrical devices that only have two settings: ON and OFF. For a many of these, it would be helpful if you could adjust the output with an external circuit. In this project, I show you how to make an adjustable power outlet. This circuit acts as an external dimmer and can be used to adjust the power on a variety of appliances such as Lamps, heaters, soldering irons, and hot glue guns.
Fuel those long craft projects while keeping to your New Year’s resolution of staying healthy with these skinny pumpkin energy bites. Via Shugary Sweets
